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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2002
Page
4
A 16 year old Milwaukee boy stole account information from up to 200 people and bought 1643 dollars worth of goods including a bong and computer equipment. He used an underground program to obtain email addresses and sent emails claiming billing information had been deleted. Authorities urge stronger penalties and safeguards as e commerce grows.
Tower Records Jerusalem manager Roy Azulai says people are not in the mood for parties as newspaper images of dead locals fill the press. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld condemns Iran Iraq and Syria for backing groups causing Israeli violence. Maryland’s Juan Dixon crowns his season after beating Indiana 64 to 52 to claim the national title despite personal losses and doubters.
Today's highlight covers dates from 1513 Ponce de Leon landing in Florida to 1932 Lindbergh ransom exchange. It notes 1917 Wilson asking Congress for war against Germany and other milestones including Coinage Act 1792 and Davis fleeing Richmond. Includes April 2 events and related 2002 date context.
A reader letter questions whether stricter rules will deter illegitimate telemarketers and asks if voting or contacting channels by email or fax are viable, referencing the Buzz section of the Gazette Telegram. The piece notes the publication's contact details and an extension for responses.
The piece argues that Hollywood and its biographers smeared John Nash and his life, while Oscar outcomes favored entertainment over strict biography. It contrasts reactions to historians Joseph Ellis, Stephen Ambrose, and Doris Kearns Goodwin with Akiva Goldsman and Ron Howard, calling the standards for truth in history uneven.
The piece accuses Dick Cheney of profiting from Halliburton subsidiaries with Saddam Hussein before 2000, noting Halliburton oil field deals that appeared legal yet violated U.S. policy. It cites the Financial Times report and a GWBush.com reference, with Jim Hightower offering context.
A Pew Research Center poll shows broad support for traditional values but strong resistance to government marriage promotion. The Family Research Council backs increased funding while critics warn such programs intrude on private life and risk coercion. Analysts stress evidence on outcomes remains disputed.
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